Sentence examples for probably unsuited from inspiring English sources

In hindsight, Youlneverwalkalone was probably unsuited by the steady early pace.

But then McGregor was hurt by a straight left, and it was clear at that moment that he is most probably unsuited for the welterweight division.

But as a "professional digressor," Sloterdijk is, for Rehman, "the prototypical anti-TEDtalker," and probably unsuited to an age accustomed to receving "excessive positivity" in slickly-produced 15-minute packages.

Himself a disciple of Macedonski, T. Vianu comments that Bogdan-Pitești was probably unsuited for the task of introducing Bronzes, and that, despite expectations, the volume failed to impress the French public.

It is therefore probably unsuited to widespread application and best used as the final part of a treatment sequence, administered in a few specialist centres for men who relapse after transurethral resection or vaporisation.

Realising by now that she was probably deeply unsuited to the priesthood, Holt ploughed her substantial energies into theatre, excelling in male leads in school productions of Gilbert and Sulli van.

Captain Stewart Lipinski Karan Soniis is earnest, energetic and probably entirely unsuited to his job.

But while it would be churlish to ignore the fact that there are probably more than a few teachers unsuited to the job, the collateral damage of this scheme will be awesome.

Had psychometric tests been around in 1947 they probably would have shown that he was unsuited for the church.

Consider those putative refusals an example of President Bush's initial good luck.If the Wall Street candidates took the view that they were unsuited to the job, they were probably right: loyalties to their former profession might have been a problem.

Most preferred to avoid it: the silent trap attracted more crustaceans than the noisy one, providing the first evidence that some organisms avoid reef sounds, probably to steer clear of predators or habitat unsuited to their particular lifestyle.